Upcoming virtual crop school

January 10, 2022

This school will discuss why prices are so high, provide an outlook on the market and delve into strategies for optimizing fertilizer use. Featured speakers will include Alan Blaylock (Nutrien), Rob Mikkelsen (Yara International), Bryan Hopkins (Brigham Young University [BYU]), David Tarkalson (USDA Agricultural Research Service [ARS]-Kimberly), Earl Creech (USU) and Matt Yost (USU). They will offer two certified crop adviser (CCA) credits for nutrient management.

Registration is free but is required to receive the Zoom link for the school. Please click here to register.

—From a Utah State University news release

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